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Mcgoldrick Vs. Gulf Oil Corp.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... by virtue of the terms already noted of 601 and 630 of the revenue act of 1932, these provisions were extended to articles sold for fuel to vessels engaged in foreign trade, and the provisions of statutes and regulations relating to withdrawal from manufacturing bonded warehouses [ footnote 2 ] for export were thus extended to similar withdrawals of fuel oil for disposition as ships' stores. ..... from imported articles and laden for use on vessels engaged in foreign commerce under customs regulations are to be duty free and considered or held as exported for the purpose of the drawback provisions of both 601 of the revenue act of 1932 and 309(b) of the tariff ..... of crude petroleum by 601 of the revenue act of 1932 is, by force of its own provisions, to be treated as a duty imposed by the tariff act of 1930, which, in turn, has incorporated by reference customs regulations relating to the entry of merchandise in bonded manufacturing warehouses, its manufacture there, and its withdrawal from bonded warehouses for exportation or disposition as ships' stores; [ footnote 4 ] that 630, read in conjunction with 601(b) and the related provisions of the tariff act of 1930 ( 309(b)) provides that articles manufactured .....

Kanaram Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1991(1)WLN345

..... it is thus well-settled that whether an act relates to law and order or public order, depends upon the effects of the act, on the life of the community or in other words the reach and effect and potentiality of the act; if so put as to disturb or dislocate the even tempo of the life of the community, it will be an act which will affect public order [see gulab ..... the central government or the state government, if it is satisfied with respect to any particular person that with a view to preventing him from acting in any manner prejudicial to the defence of india and civil defence, the public safety, the maintenance of peaceful condition in any parts of india, the efficient conduct of military operations or the maintenance of supplies and ..... 1, '89, whereby, the district magistrate, ajmer on being satisfied that with a view to prevent the petitioner from acting in the manner prejudicial to public order, it was necessary to detain him under the provisions contained in national security act, 1980 (hereinafter, for short 'the act'), ordered his detention; the order containing the grounds of detention served upon the petitioner by the district magistrate, ajmer, ..... imposition of reasonable restrictions in the interest of the security of the state, friendly-relations with foreign state, public order, decency or morality, or in relation to contempt of court, defamation or incitement of an offence. ..... special powers act, 1932, were wider in connotation than the words, 'for the maintenance of .....

West India Oil Co. Vs. Domenech

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , supra, we held that the provisions of the tariff act of 1930 and of the revenue act of 1932, and the customs regulations relating to bonded manufacturing warehouses, when applied to crude oil imported into new york and there manufactured into fuel oil in bonded warehouses and withdrawn duty free for sale as ships' stores, manifested an intention of congress to regulate the foreign commerce involved, in the interest of and for the protection ..... section 309 authorizes withdrawal from bonded warehouse, duty free under treasury regulations, of articles of foreign manufacture or production for use as ships' supplies, and 601(b), 630 of the revenue act of 1932 extend the benefit of those provisions to fuel oil imported in bond and withdrawn and "sold ..... the island," gives the consent of congress to a nondiscriminatory sales tax so far as it is laid on the delivery, in consummation of sales, of fuel oil imported in bond and withdrawn, duty free (pursuant to the tariff act of 1930 and the revenue act of 1932), for delivery to vessels in puerto rican ports for use as fuel upon their voyages to ports of the united states or foreign countries. ..... alone, the statutory characterization of the oil sold as ships' supplies as "exports" within the meaning of the customs laws, 309(b) tariff act of 1930; 630 of the revenue act of 1932, does more than make applicable to it the provisions of the tariff act of 1930 for remission of customs duties upon merchandise imported in bond and later exported. .....

Banco Nacional De Cuba Vs. Sabbatino

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the deference afforded to foreign acts affecting property in the acting country are several; such deference reflects an effort to maintain a certain stability and predictability in transnational transactions, to avoid friction between nations, to encourage settlement of these disputes through diplomatic means, and to avoid interference with the executive control of foreign relations ..... . the united states ambassador to cuba condemned this decree, stating to the cuban ministry of foreign relations: "under instructions from my government, i wish to express to your excellency the indignant protest of my government against this resolution and its effects upon the legitimate rights which american citizens have ..... certiorari because the issues involved bear importantly on the conduct of the country's foreign relations and, more particularly, on the proper role of the judicial branch in ..... . it is urged that the act of state doctrine is a necessary corollary of the executive's authority to direct the foreign relations of the united states, and, accordingly, any exception in the doctrine, even if limited to clear violations of international law, would impede or embarrass the ..... (1922), 1 u.n.rep.int'l arb.awards 307, 334, 339 (1948), hague court reports, 2d series, 39, 69, 74 (1932); marguerite de joly de sabla, american and panamanian general claims arbitration 379, 447, 6 u.n.rep.int'l arb.awards 358 ..... . 261 (1932); dickinson, the unrecognized government or state in english and ..... ( .....

Verhoeven, Marie-Emmanuelle Vs. Union of India Through Ministry of Ext ...

Court : Delhi

..... the expressions extradition offence', extradition treaty', fugitive criminaland treaty stateare defined under section 2 of the act and the same are reproduced hereunder for ready reference: 2(c) extradition offence means-(i) in relation to a foreign state, being a treaty state, an offence provided for in the extradition treaty with that state;(ii) in relation to a foreign state other than a treaty state, an offence punishable with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than one year ..... britain and ireland was not shown in the list of treaties and arrangements in operation as on 20.11.2013 declared on the website of ministry of external affairs;(f) since the notification as required under section 3(3) of the extradition act was issued only on 28.04.2015 and published in the gazette of india (extraordinary) dated 29.04.2015, which cannot have retrospective effect, the request of extradition made by the republic of chile vide verbale note dated 24.03.2015 on ..... and fill in the lacunae that existed in the law relating to extradition and to enact a consolidated and amended law for the extradition of fugitive criminals to all foreign states and commonwealth countries, the extradition act, 1962 has been enacted and the said act has come into force with effect from 05.01.1963. ..... of the extradition act, 1962 declare that the indian extradition act, 1903 and any law corresponding thereto as well as the extradition acts, 1870 to 1932 and the fugitive offenders act, 1881 stood repealed .....

Abuelhawa Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the question there was whether a woman who voluntarily crossed a state line with a man to engage in illicit sexual relations could be tagged with aid[ing] or assist[ing] in transporting, in interstate or foreign commerce . . . ..... 112 , 119, for example, the court held that a woman who voluntarily crossed a state line with a man to have sex could not be tagged with the mann act violation for aid[ing] or assist[ing] interstate transportation for immoral purposes because the statutory penalties were clearly directed against the acts of the transporter as distinguished from the consent of the subject of the transportation. ..... footnote 1 in full, 843(b) provides: it shall be unlawful for any person knowingly or intentionally to use any communication facility in committing or in causing or facilitating the commission of any act or acts constituting a felony under any provision of this subchapter or subchapter ii of this chapter. ..... since the statutory penalties were clearly directed against the acts of the transporter as distinguished from the consent of the subject of the transportation, we refused to infer that the mere acquiescence of the woman transported was intended to be condemned by the general language punishing those who aid and ..... it would not be strange, the government says, for congress to decid[e] to treat the use of a communication facility in a drug transaction as a significant act warranting additional punishment because [t]oday s communication facilities . . . ..... 112 (1932). .....

Japan Line, Ltd. Vs. County of Los Angeles

Court : US Supreme Court

..... act, cannot be permitted to place these impediments before this nation's conduct of its foreign relations and its foreign ..... -- a problem that might be deemed de minimis in a domestic context -- assumes importance when sensitive matters of foreign relations and national sovereignty are concerned. ..... that, on the facts of the case, it was "difficult to imagine what national interest or policy, whether of securing uniformity in regulating commerce affecting relations with foreign nations or otherwise, could reasonably be found to be adversely affected by applying michigan's statute to these facts or to outweigh her interest in doing ..... of necessity be national in its character" when it affects "a subject which concerns our international relations, in regard to which foreign nations ought to be considered and their rights respected"); gibbon v. ..... one full value, a state tax, even though "fairly apportioned" to reflect an instrumentality's presence within the state, may subject foreign commerce " to the risk of a double tax burden to which [domestic] commerce is not exposed, and which the commerce clause ..... "in international relations and with respect to foreign intercourse and trade the people of the united states act through a single government ..... some protection from state legislation inimical to the national commerce, and that, in such cases, where congress has not acted, this court, and not the state legislature, is, under the commerce clause, the final arbiter of the competing demands ..... 1932 .....

R.M.N. Ramanathan Chettiar Vs. Narayanan Chettiar, Minor and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1955Mad629; (1955)2MLJ414

..... parties to the action, or arising out of equity between them, the reason behind the rule being that it is only an action 'in personam' that is enter tamable though it may relate to immoveable properties situated outside.a suit for an account, though in respect of the profits of immoveable properties situated in a foreign territory, is contended to be an action 'in personam' and therefore the present suit 'for an account against the first defendant is urged to be sustainable and such an action is in the exercise ..... others for partition and an account, it was held that the properties remaining undivided were held by the brothers as tenants-in-common and, with reference to the question of the proper article of the limitation act that was applicable to suits for accounts, it was held that article 120 was applicable, unless from the facts of the case, it could be inferred that the person receiving the moneys and rents and ..... for the service of the writ, in england, the court has jurisdiction in respect of any cause of action, in whatever country such cause of action arises, subject however in the case-of actions under the carriage of air act, 1932, to the limitations therein contained,"16. ..... implied as well as express, and in the absence of evidence to the contrary, where one brother collected the assets of an estate of which he and the other brothers were co-owners, the natural inference was that he was acting as agent for himsolf and the other co-sharers and not on his own account.23. .....

Digvijaysinhji Hamirsinhji Vs. H.K. Oza and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1965)6GLR632

..... the absence of a request for particulars the non-communication of the decision to exercise the privilege cannot be said to hamper the right of representation.dealing with article 22 and section 3 of the preventive detention act the supreme court in puranlal lakhanmals case : 1958crilj283 observed that clause (5) of article 22 conferred two rights on the detenu namely first a right to be informed of the grounds on which the order ..... the order of the sub-divisional magistrate dated december 18 1963 and that having failed in that attempt the authorities had started proceedings against the petitioner under the preventive detention act 1950 the contention was that the petitioner having succeded in the panchayat elections and having secured majority of his party in the panchayat bodies in the district of jamnagar certain ..... for satisfaction namely that the petitioner was a desperate person that he had established a reign of terror and that right from 1952 he had been indulging in acts of violence and anti-social activities that ground was not the only one that was considered but along with that ground there were other grounds set out in the ..... the right to freedom of speech and expression in the interests of the security of the state friendly relations with foreign states public order decency or morality or in relation to contempt of court defamation or incitement to an offence. ..... special powers act 1932 and in doing so also examined the meaning of the expression public order in the light of .....

Krishnaswami Reddiar Alias Rajah Chidambara Reddiar Vs. Venugopala Red ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1942Mad614; (1942)1MLJ137

..... advocate-general has urged that if the view maintained by the petitioner is upheld, a strange position arises under section 10 of the code of civil procedure, the explanation to which states that the pendency of a suit in a foreign court does not preclude the courts in british india (british burma) from trying a suit founded on the same cause of action, and he has referred us to the full bench judgment of the high court of rangoon in arunachallam ..... provisions and judicial decisions relied on by him, in the absence of an express 'provision that pending actions shall be affected by the new enactment and in the absence of any special provision made for the procedure relating to such actions, the new act cannot affect prejudicially suits instituted prior to the 1st april, 1937 and which were pending on that date. ..... that the petitioner had a right to file this suit in the court of the subordinate judge of trichinopoly in 1932, and i find it difficult to agree that a matter of procedure only is affected when a supreme legislature is said to take from a litigant a right to have heard in a court convenient to him a suit relating to another part of a territory under the same legislature. ..... villages in the trichinopoly district, within the jurisdiction of this court, in, february, 1932 -when raja ramanatha reddi died and when plaintiff became aware of the unfair allotment to krishnaswami reddi's share out of chidambara reddiar's estate.this plea is technically defective as it does not allege .....